At an elementary school in Big Rapids, Leah’s official title is “secretary,” but she often finds herself helping hungry kids. She and the school’s social worker watch students closely for hunger’s warning signs – such as misbehavior, lack of focus or hunger between meals. They then connect these students to Angels of Action’s weekend meals program. Read More >>
On the Southernmost tip of the Upper Peninsula, Abundant Life Church & Mission in Menominee serves families facing homelessness and hunger – providing them a place to stay, three square meals a day and the resources they need to get back on their feet. Read More >>
Hidden in the cornfields of Allegan County lies an oasis of hope for the 10,000 plus residents struggling with food insecurity. Read More >>
Innovation Central High School’s Mobile Food Pantries aren’t run by a team of teachers, parents or by any adults at all. Instead, each month, the school’s JROTC (Junior Reserve Officers’ Training Corps) cadets serve neighbors facing hunger all on their own. Read More >>
At the New Buffalo American Legion in Berrien County, veterans gather for delicious lunches, camaraderie and, every couple of months, to volunteer at a Feeding America West Michigan Mobile Food Pantry Read More >>
What do backpacks, haircuts and a Feeding America West Michigan Mobile Food Pantry have in common? Together, they helped parents in Mackinac County get their kids back-to-school ready Read More >>
